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Four ceramic artists are selected annually to reside at AMOCA's studio for periods ranging from 6 to 12 months to produce or develop new work.
Visual and performing artists apply for rent-free studio residencies with mentorship and community presentation opportunities in the San Diego–Baja region.
Submit work to compete in an international art competition and residency program; winners exhibit at the Arsenale of Venice and receive cash prizes.
Artists are invited to apply for a 3-6 week production residency in Venice focused on research and creation inspired by Venice's history and context, culminating in an exhibition.
Artists apply to live and create in a partially funded residency in Venice for 2-6 weeks, with exhibition opportunities and access to studio space and gallery.
Artists, writers, and researchers across disciplines are invited to apply for a 2–6 week partially funded live-work residency in a Venice apartment with exhibition space, submitting a brief self-description, residency plans, and online portfolio links.
Submit up to 2 figurative artworks in any 2-D or 3-D medium for a juried exhibition with cash prizes in three categories.
Submit an image or video of your contemporary artwork and a written description for consideration in an international competition with exhibition and prize opportunities.
Submit artwork for consideration in an international contemporary art contest held biennially in Venice, with 120 finalist artists selected to exhibit at Arsenale Nord.
Artists, writers, and researchers apply to live and work in a renovated Venice apartment with optional exhibition and sales space in an established gallery.
NEAR: individual or collaborative artists propose community-based, participatory residencies (11+ free/low-cost sessions plus public presentation) at non-arts venues; CO-UP: social justice nonprofits partner with teaching artists for similar projects (11 sessions plus public presentation).